If you’re facing changes in thinking, memory, attention, or behavior—whether from a head injury, illness, or simply not feeling quite like yourself—you deserve clarity, not guesswork. At Idaho Neuropsychology, we meet you with direct answers, compassionate support, and a commitment to helping you move forward with confidence.
Many conditions can impact how you think, process information, or manage daily life: concussions, strokes, neurological illness, chronic stress, or even the early signs of dementia. Sometimes the changes are subtle and hard to describe; sometimes they disrupt work, relationships, or independence.
The right evaluation gives you a clear map of strengths, challenges, and actionable next steps—replacing worry with understanding and a sense of control.
We base our process on standardized measurement, in-depth analysis, and direct communication—so you never leave with more questions than you had when you arrived.
Preparing for Your Visit: Every evaluation begins with a careful review of medical records and background information.
Comprehensive Interview: You’ll meet Dr. Black, one of Idaho’s few board-certified neuropsychologists, for an in-depth review of current concerns and relevant history.
Testing Day: Our assessment uses both traditional and digital tools to chart your attention, memory, problem-solving, language, mood, and behavior.
Feedback Sessions: Results are presented a 90-minute session about a week after testing. 3–4 weeks later, we meet again to review how care is progressing and ensure you’re on track.
Care with INP’s team is guided by your needs rather than insurance restrictions or impersonal protocols. You get swift access to evaluation, flexible scheduling, and a team dedicated to your individual outcomes — not just your diagnosis.
Each evaluation is handled by our team of specialists who collaborate to create tailored recommendations to fit your circumstances and goals.
Neuropsychological evaluations are offered at a fixed fee of $5,500, covering every aspect of your experience: medical review, interviews, tests, interpretation, and actionable feedback.
We operate independently of insurance to protect your privacy and maximize your options. Your care plan is customized for you, not dictated by insurance limits. You receive direct access to our expert team, with a transparent investment and no hidden costs. Please visit our Logistics Page for details on scheduling, payment, and more.
We assess cognitive and emotional changes from many different types of neurological conditions, including:
One of the most common concerns people have is whether the neuropsychological testing is difficult or will make them feel “stupid.”
Everyone has strengths and weaknesses – it’s what makes each of us unique!
For most people, some of the tests are easy and others are more challenging. That’s how we better understand YOUR unique strengths and weaknesses.
Our team members have helped thousands of people get through the testing process with as little distress as possible. Many times people even tell us they had fun during the evaluation and enjoyed the challenge!
Generally, three appointments in under one month: interview, testing, and feedback.
Referrals are welcome but not required; you can reach out directly for an appointment.
You’ll receive a thorough diagnostic summary and clear recommendations for next steps.
A neuropsychological evaluation is like taking a tour of the brain to figure out how different areas are functioning. This process uses standardized tests that include answering questions, completing paper-pencil tasks, and iPad-administered testing. We assess:
Your provider will combine data from the evaluation with other information available (prior brain scans or lab results) to help determine the most likely diagnosis.
Every evaluation also looks at psychological factors that can impact thinking, including depression and anxiety. We also look at your underlying personality, as different traits can predict how well someone might adjust to an accident or medical condition.
Your privacy is foundational. All records and results are handled with the utmost care.
Before your evaluation, we will request your other, relevant medical records (with your permission).
After your evaluation, a copy of the report will be shared with your other providers as you direct. Typically, we recommend sending a copy to your Primary Care Provider (PCP) and your Neurologist, if you have one. Depending on your unique care team, there may be other providers who would benefit from receiving the report to guide their treatment planning.
We are also happy to consult with your other providers to answer any questions they might have about your evaluation.
